Sentence examples for not be proportionate from inspiring English sources

That would not be proportionate.

He assumes that council tax should not be proportionate to the council services one receives.

Balotelli's legal team also produced evidence of comparative cases and suggested a ban would not be proportionate but that was not taken into account by the panel.

In addition, the trust said that now Yentob has stood down it would "not be proportionate, appropriate or cost effective" to launch an investigation.

"If a message is taken down very swiftly and there is remorse then it may not be proportionate to have a criminal prosecution," said Starmer.

"Given Yentob has now stepped down as the BBC's creative director, it would not be proportionate, appropriate or cost effective to look further at these matters".

"As the largest single Medicaid program in the nation, New York's antifraud efforts over the last several years have not been proportionate to its vulnerability," the report said.

A great deal of the public's money has been spent on cancer research but demonstrable benefits to patients have not been proportionate.

"Given that 78% of people drink within the chief medical officer's guidelines [of 21 units a week for men and 14 units for women], it wouldn't be proportionate to have these more graphic warnings," said Henry Ashworth, chief executive of the Portman Group, a drinks industry-funded social responsibility body.

"But it must be admitted that the success hasn't been proportionate to the effort".

13 Recent growth in research was noted not to be proportionate to the severity or numbers of comorbidities, and greater for autism and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).